Top 41 coaches for Tennis lessons near Lemon Grove, CA

Bio: Hi! My name is Tobi and I am a qualified San Diego tennis coach with PTR and have over 17 years of playing experience in the UK and USA and over 14 years of teaching experience. I am offering fun private tennis lessons for adults, children, and teenagers of all skill levels. I teach my lessons at a court in Tierrasanta. I also have a large tennis network so can introduce you to more players for singles and doubles!

Bio: As a former National Champion and D1 athlete, I've channeled that energy into coaching. I thrive on nurturing talent and guiding players of all levels to achieve their personal best. Let's unlock your potential together and make your tennis dreams a reality!

Bio: Samy Messi is an international tennis coach previously in charge of one of the most famous tennis clubs in the world, The Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club, located in the UK. The Devonshire Park Lawn Tennis Club was established in 1879. It produced the first regulated lawn tennis game in 1877, which is now known as Wimbledon. Wimbledon is home to the first ever tennis Grand Slam major tournament. There are 5 key pillars in tennis that Samy has established in his training with players. Psychology, Fitness, Tactical Training, Technique, and Nutrition. He strongly believes that by following his method tennis players will become the best in the game. Each player is unique and Samy understands this critical element to their performance. His program is based on proven results, so the impact is immediate and noticeable on the players game and rankings.

Bio: Maja’s tennis story started at an age of 5. While walking every day near her local tennis courts and watching tennis matches, to asking for her first tennis racket, Maja's exquisite talent and spirit of sport was recognized at an early age by her first coach - her Dad. Soon after winning numerous renowned tennis tournaments in her home country of Croatia, Maja began her professional career as a Junior, and continued her success in Europe and Internationally. Her tennis career was followed by a team of coaches and her family who supported her along the way and from whom she learned the key elements to tennis: humbleness, dedication, patience, and positivity. During these years, Maja had the opportunity to visit numerous countries around the world and meet people from different cultures and backgrounds, many of which are still her friends today. With an injury that paused her professional career, she was pleased by an offer from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) where her friend and former European Professional Tennis player established SCAD's first tennis program. SCAD's President Paula Wallace was searching for prestigious athletes and wanted to represent SCAD not only as a No.1 Design School in the USA, but also as the finest USTA Tennis College in the United States. Maja decided to visit the University, and the following year became SCAD's Women Tennis Team Captain. She achieved a historical moment for SCAD by winning the first USTA National Championship Title in 2012. With her warm, joyful and competitive spirit, she became the first SCAD Tennis

Bio: As an previous NAIA tennis player and seasoned tennis camp coach, I bring both competitive experience and a deep love for the game to every lesson. Currently an active competitive player, I am dedicated to sharing my passion for tennis with others. If you’re a beginner eager to learn, I’m here to help you reach your full potential on the court. Let's work together to improve your game and fuel your passion for tennis!

Bio: For two decades, the exhilaration of professional tennis ignited my soul. Now, I channel that passion into empowering aspiring players of all ages and skill levels to achieve their personal best on the court. My coaching philosophy blends technical mastery with tactical acumen, ensuring you develop a well-rounded game fueled by unwavering confidence. Let's unlock your true potential together - one powerful serve at a time.

Bio: I’ve played tennis all my life, always having access to courts and developing a deep appreciation for the sport's unique rhythm and strategy. I believe that each player should develop their own style because we’re all different. My dad, a math, tennis, and boxing instructor, taught me that these disciplines share a lot in common. Mastering tennis is about perfecting your shots, serves, slices, and footwork, but it ultimately comes down to the mental game. On the court, you learn the "equations" of actions and behaviors needed to outplay your opponent, turning each match into an artful challenge of skill and technique. For me, tennis is about the joy of the game, not just winning or losing. It's a sport that starts with love and ends with respect—whether through a handshake, a hug, or a simple nod if you're too sweaty. Most importantly, tennis is always a good time, and it’s a lifelong sport that can help you live healthier and longer!

Bio: I discovered my passion for tennis at the age of 10 and it quickly became my life's joy. Representing the Ukrainian school team was a dream come true. Tennis is not just a sport to me; it permeates every part of my life. My daughter follows in my footsteps as a tennis player, while my husband coaches the sport we all adore. For the past five years, I've been teaching tennis to children as young as three at my husband's tennis school, relishing in the progress and joy of every novice player, both young and old.

Bio: Beyond technique, I'm passionate about fostering a love for the game in every student I teach. With 20 years of experience playing and coaching tennis, I bring a wealth of knowledge to the court, guiding players of all levels to reach their full potential while having a great time.

Bio: I love being a coach because I get to see my knowledge being executed by hardworking, fun people. My passion for tennis began at the young age of 4. I play competitively and have coached at Barnes Tennis Center for the last year. I have coached ages 5-18 through multiple levels of experience.